ఢిల్లీలో 'డాక్టర్ సుధాకర్', AIIMSలో N-95 మాస్కుల నాన్యతపై వివాదం||Shooting The Messenger Not Message
Dr Srinivas Rajkumar T., the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) whistle-blower who told the media that the N95 masks provided by the hospital for its medical staff don’t meet the safety standards set by the health ministry has been expelled from the Resident Doctors Association (RDA) and now faces disciplinary action from the hospital’s administration as well.
Dr Srinivas, who was general secretary of the RDA, received a show cause notice from the AIIMS registrar for his May 25 tweet in which he said there were quality issues with the N-95 masks made in Indian and that the statistic issued by the health ministry and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) were false. According to the notice, he must provide the AIIMS administration with a reply by June 3 or face punitive action.
For the past two weeks, Dr Srinivas has been providing information to the media on this issue via Twitter and WhatsApp. He was quoted in the press on May 29, when 50 more healthcare workers and other staff members at AIIMS tested positive for the novel coronavirus over a 48-hour period, bringing the number of cases at India’s premier healthcare research institute on that date to 195.
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ఢిల్లీలో 'డాక్టర్ సుధాకర్', AIIMSలో N-95 మాస్కుల నాన్యతపై వివాదం||Shooting The Messenger Not Message Dr Srinivas Rajkumar T., the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) whistle-blower who told the media that the N95 masks provided by the hospital for its medical staff don’t meet the safety standards set by the health ministry has been expelled from the Resident Doctors Association (RDA) and now faces disciplinary action from the hospital’s administration as well. Dr Srinivas, who was general secretary of the RDA, received a show cause notice from the AIIMS registrar for his May 25 tweet in which he said there were quality issues with the N-95 masks made in Indian and that the statistic issued by the health ministry and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) were false. According to the notice, he must provide the AIIMS administration with a reply by June 3 or face punitive action. For the past two weeks, Dr Srinivas has been providing information to the media on this issue via Twitter and WhatsApp. He was quoted in the press on May 29, when 50 more healthcare workers and other staff members at AIIMS tested positive for the novel coronavirus over a 48-hour period, bringing the number of cases at India’s premier healthcare research institute on that date to 195.